Lubbock woman indicted for allegedly aiding in husband’s suicide
A 43-year-old Lubbock woman was indicted Tuesday, accused of helping her 26-year-old husband kill himself last month. Nicole Goin is charged with a state jail felony count of aiding suicide , which carries a punishment of six months to two years in a state jail. Goin reportedly told a Lubbock police detective she provided the prescription pills her husband, Matthew Goin, took the night he killed himself, according to an arrest warrant released Aug . 1. Lubbock police responded to a July 26 check welfare call at a residence in the University Club Apartments at 5540 19th St. Matthew Goin’s mother told a dispatcher her daughter-in-law told her Goin had taken several pills and was unresponsive. Responding officers found Matthew Goin in the bedroom. He was pronounced dead at the scene by EMS. Three days after Matthew Goin’s death, police responded to a domestic disturbance involving Nicole Goin and her mother-in-law that began when Nicole Goin reportedly revealed the events that l...